who will be at NYCB on Tuesday?
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rkoretzky
, Nov 17 2001 03:45 PM
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#1
Posted 17 November 2001 - 03:45 PM
I will! Does anyone have the scoop on what the program will be? "All Balanchine, surprise guest artist" is all that I can get from the webpage.
#2
Posted 17 November 2001 - 05:01 PM
Hi!
I'll be there too...it just happened to be on the same date as my mom's birthday-perfect excuse to get tickets!!
Look for the short blond in a long black skirt moaning about wearing high heels (skating calluses and high heels do not mix!)
I don't know anything more about the program-if I hear anything I'll post.
Kate
I'll be there too...it just happened to be on the same date as my mom's birthday-perfect excuse to get tickets!!
Look for the short blond in a long black skirt moaning about wearing high heels (skating calluses and high heels do not mix!)
I don't know anything more about the program-if I hear anything I'll post.
Kate
#3
Posted 17 November 2001 - 07:00 PM
I'll be there also. I hear Serenade is on the program.
#4
Posted 18 November 2001 - 07:22 PM
For a first-timer at an NYCB opening night...and advice on how fancy to dress (we are in the 3rd ring)? I presume that for those of us not staying on for the supper ball, it's a bit fancier than normal evenings, but certainly not black tie.
Kate
Kate
#5
Posted 18 November 2001 - 09:55 PM
Kate -
That's pretty much exactly it. It is a great excuse to wear something nice, though! Also, (probably because I'm a knitter) I'm always suggesting fancy shawls for female theater goers. It gives you a dressy way to deal with the air conditioning. And it gives the knitters in your lives something to do.
Am I right, Giannina or what? biggrin.gif
That's pretty much exactly it. It is a great excuse to wear something nice, though! Also, (probably because I'm a knitter) I'm always suggesting fancy shawls for female theater goers. It gives you a dressy way to deal with the air conditioning. And it gives the knitters in your lives something to do.
Am I right, Giannina or what? biggrin.gif
#6
Posted 18 November 2001 - 11:40 PM
Kate, I think Leigh is exactly right. Leigh, look for me before the perf or at intermission on the promenade. I want to hear about PA.
#7
Posted 19 November 2001 - 07:14 AM
I am coming down from upstate with three friends. Last night we played "guess the program". Since it is all Balanchine and a tribute to NY, I am guessing "Who Cares", and "Stars and Stripes" for the finale, for sure. Supposedly every dancer in the company will participate? And there will be a surprise guest artist? Can't wait!
I know our seats are in 4th ring, row D or B, one person that I talked with said each one. Would it be possible to set up a meeting place, perhaps at first intermission, where all of us who are there could find each other? I'd love to meet some more of you.
My experience with dress is that anything truly goes, even on special gala nights. We'll be dressed decently, but for comfort. We have a long car ride after a day of teaching.
I know our seats are in 4th ring, row D or B, one person that I talked with said each one. Would it be possible to set up a meeting place, perhaps at first intermission, where all of us who are there could find each other? I'd love to meet some more of you.
My experience with dress is that anything truly goes, even on special gala nights. We'll be dressed decently, but for comfort. We have a long car ride after a day of teaching.
#8
Posted 19 November 2001 - 09:00 AM
I'm sitting 4th ring, seat E3. I usually hang at the little table and stools underneath the stairs on the promenade level or by the left stairs at the 4th ring, but I'll probably lurk near the center railing on the first level in order to watch the festivities.
Rumors have it the program will include Serenade with Kistler, Borree, Kowroski. Who Cares? (The Man I Love pas de deux) Margaret Tracy and Nilas Martin and Stars and Stripes.
Rumors have it the program will include Serenade with Kistler, Borree, Kowroski. Who Cares? (The Man I Love pas de deux) Margaret Tracy and Nilas Martin and Stars and Stripes.
#9
Posted 19 November 2001 - 09:02 AM
Hi!
Leigh probably can answer this one...but is there likely to be an intermission? I've heard that the last opening night did not have an intermission. That makes sense because you gotta get the dancing done before too late so that you're not eating supper at midnight!
Oh, just to remind people...they may be randomly searching bags at the door and trunks going into the basement garage at Lincoln Center, so leave some extra time! And you might want to limit yourself to a small purse!
Kate
Leigh probably can answer this one...but is there likely to be an intermission? I've heard that the last opening night did not have an intermission. That makes sense because you gotta get the dancing done before too late so that you're not eating supper at midnight!
Oh, just to remind people...they may be randomly searching bags at the door and trunks going into the basement garage at Lincoln Center, so leave some extra time! And you might want to limit yourself to a small purse!
Kate
#10
Posted 19 November 2001 - 09:24 AM
Who knows what they'll let in -- I went to the New York Knicks' opening game and we couldn't take in bags, briefcases (including laptop computer cases), purses, binoculars or cameras.
The performance is listed as ending at 9:02 pm.
The performance is listed as ending at 9:02 pm.
#11
Posted 19 November 2001 - 10:31 AM
Hi!
Judging from Peter Martins' letter that is on the NYCB webpage and was sent to their mailing list/guild, they aren't forbidding anything in particular. I suspect that if certain things (binoculars etc.) are not going to be allowed in that they would have let us know ahead of time. Otherwise there will be a lot of chaos at the door.
It's probably wise though NOT to bring any large bags, backpacks etc.
Kate
Judging from Peter Martins' letter that is on the NYCB webpage and was sent to their mailing list/guild, they aren't forbidding anything in particular. I suspect that if certain things (binoculars etc.) are not going to be allowed in that they would have let us know ahead of time. Otherwise there will be a lot of chaos at the door.
It's probably wise though NOT to bring any large bags, backpacks etc.
Kate
#12
Posted 19 November 2001 - 01:34 PM
[quote]Originally posted by Leigh Witchel:
Kate -
I'm always suggesting fancy shawls for female theater goers. It gives you a dressy way to deal with the air conditioning. And it gives the knitters in your lives something to do.
Am I right, Giannina or what?
Right!!
Giannina
[ November 19, 2001: Message edited by: Giannina Mooney ]
Kate -
I'm always suggesting fancy shawls for female theater goers. It gives you a dressy way to deal with the air conditioning. And it gives the knitters in your lives something to do.
Am I right, Giannina or what?
Right!!
Giannina
[ November 19, 2001: Message edited by: Giannina Mooney ]
#13
Posted 19 November 2001 - 09:14 PM
I know they're doing Serenade. They are doing parts of Stars & Stripes (boys' regiment, pdd & finale)....I don't remember what else.
I am sorry to miss the performance and seeing you all, but look forward to the reports!
I am sorry to miss the performance and seeing you all, but look forward to the reports!
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